Send a list of tasks received from Launch Center Pro to Reminders using GoodTask (formerly This Week)

list2goodtask.py

#coding: utf-8
import urllib2
import webbrowser
import sys

events = sys.argv[1]	# The list of items received from LCP
SEP = '/'	# Change to any sperator you choose to use
url_str = ''	# Initialize the x-callback-url

# Split the list by commas and iterate over each resulting item
for event in events.split(','):

	# Split each item by the separator SEP 
	# and get tasks, dates and listname
	try:
		task = event.split(SEP)[0].strip()
	except IndexError:
		task = ''
		
	try:
		date = event.split(SEP)[1].strip()
	except IndexError:
		date = ''

	try:
		listname = event.split(SEP)[2].strip()
	except IndexError:
		listname = ''

	
	# Create the task url
	task_str = 'goodtask://add?text=%s&due=%s&list=%s' %(urllib2.quote(task,''), date, listname)
	

	'''Check to see if there is already an item in the x-callback-url, 
	if not, create it, if there is then add task_str + &x-success followed by
	a the URL-encoded url_str. This respects the needed encoding of nested
	x-success entries.'''
	if url_str == '':
		url_str = task_str

	else:
		url_str = task_str+'&x-success='+urllib2.quote(url_str,'')

# Check to see if GoodTask is installed and open the URL if it is.
if webbrowser.can_open("goodtask://"):
	webbrowser.open(url_str)
else:
	print "GoodTask not installed"

Hi, I made a less readable but more functional fork of this. I tested it only in the python console but it should work :).

>>> task = ["", "", ""]
>>> input = ["", "ola"]
>>> def totask(x):
...   task[x[0]] = x[1]
...
>>> list(enumerate(input))
[(0, ''), (1, 'ola')]
>>> map(totask, list(enumerate(input)))
[None, None]
>>> task
['', 'ola', '']